a. What is your title in the project, and what tasks does your work include
b. What are the tasks or areas you are responsible for
a. Who are the target group and users of the product
b. What does the product development aspire for
c. Whose well-being does it improve
a. In which context or environment does the product operate
b. What is the relationship of AI technology to your product How do you use it, if you do
c. Have your chosen AI tools been useful
a. Have you encountered any problems during development
b. Have you felt concern for something in this project
c. When making decisions for functionalities, has decision-making been difficult
a. Have you encountered something surprising or unexpected in this project
b. Have you considered how the product could be intentionally misused
c. What kind of errors could occur Have you thought about what kinds of mistakes or errors could the product make
d. How do you prepare for errors occurring
e. How does the product act in case of error
f. How do you as developers react to errors
a. What kind of questions of responsibilityaccountability have you con-sidered
b. Who or what carries the responsibility for any harm caused by an error made by the product
c. Who makes the decision of which functionalities should or should not be included, and with which criteria
d. How much responsibilityaccountability would you say you have in the project
e. What do you think developer’s responsibilityaccountability includes
a. What kind of data is collected, and how is it done
b. How do you utilize the collected data
c. Where is the collected data stored and how is it used
a. The word “transparency” is a trending in AI literature – does it have a meaning to you
b. Can a single functionality be traced back to a developer, i.e. a program-mer or product designer
c. Can the product (software) present the basis for its decisions or conclu-sions I.e. in situations in which it does something unexpected.